Athlete Check-in & On-Site Logistics
Athlete Registration & Lottery Entry
Ready to compete across 275+ divisions at the most prestigious pickleball event in the world? Submit your official tournament application starting January 13th, select your skill/age brackets, and link your doubles partners via Pickleball Den.
Athlete Check-in & Credentials
Continuing from 2026! You will be automatically checked in the day of your event- NO NEED to check in. You do, of course, need to swing by the athlete bag pickup area to get your swag bag! The bag pickup opens at 7:00 AM daily.
We recommend you arrive at least one hour prior to your scheduled bracket to pick up your athlete credentials. Credentials must be worn for the entire duration of the tournament to guarantee access to player lounges, practice areas, and courts.
Tournament Software & Live Court Updates
New! DenLive provides a live update of everything happening during the US Open. You can receive push notifications, follow your favorite players, receive reminders about special events and keep track of results.
Pickleball Den is the official tournament software of the US Open for full tournament management.
Verify Mobile Number
Confirm your mobile number is active on your profile to receive real-time SMS alerts for court calls.
Confirm Match Readiness
Watch your phone for text notifications of your match being called to court. It will include court details and start time.
Compete at your Best!
You will receive text notification of your match start- proceed directly to your court to start on time. Paddles up!
Facilities, Hydration & W
Practice Courts & Warm-up
Designated practice courts are available daily on a first-come, first-served basis prior to the start of tournament play. During heavy times, players should adhere to a 15-minute rotation queue to allow athletes to warm up before matches.
Hydration & Recovery
Filtered water stations are available at every major court cluster. The primary Medical Tent is staffed full-time near Court 1 for immediate sports-therapy and critical needs.